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Fall is well upon us, and if you want a book that comes with a heavy dose of — nay, that’s dripping in — foreboding, there’s nothing to do but dive into Shannon Morgan’s excellent modern gothic novel, A Penance for Crows.
On the tiny island of Beanna Dubh off th...
Occasionally, I take an inordinate amount of time to get back to my reading list, even when a book of poems has thrilled me with an authentic first impression. Such is the case with Liza Hudock’s Reveille (Flood Editions), which I read a few poems from when it was publi...
Translation is like the many different depictions we could produce of a single person (or that a single person could issue forth), according to the Polish British literary scholar and writer Adam Czerniawski. Whether those depictions are via photography, painting, or other media, t...
An entrepreneur, former Marine, and co-founder and CEO of the cross-partisan organization With Honor, Rye Barcott is also the author of Courage Can Save US: Ten Extraordinary Americans and the Fight...
When author Annie Dillard died last month at the age of 81, I happened to be reading Michael Pollan’s A World Appears: A Journey into Consciousness. I was enjoying the book and noting how, though Pollan reviews plenty of scientific theories, he concludes with a visit to...